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Waiting

Mountains crumble no more to be 
Oceans of woe since you left me 
Thunder rolls and my heart it breaks 
Humbly life ends, my soul it quakes 
Everlasting grief with no mend  
Reminds me daily, it will not bend

Inconceivable, this pain I bear

My love's not gone, together we'll share 
In lasting glory at Jesus' feet 
Serenity and grace, oh how sweet 
Salvation unites on heaven's shore

Yesterday's gone, tomorrow brings more 
Only a moment in time we wait 
Until we meet at heaven's gate

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My Daddy's Shoes

Unlike the shoes on most men's feet 
My daddy's shoes were not so neat 

Though myself and sisters dear 
Wore good shoes we need not fear 

And mother's shoes on tiny feet, 
Unlike my father's were always neat 

My daddy's shoes were like a book, 
Telling the story of the steps he took 

From hill to hill and row to row, 
Another chapter each time he'd go 

Just like his life his shoes did show 
The way he lived and made things grow 

Always dirty and torn and tattered 
A hand me down all worn and battered 

He lived his life helping strangers and neighbors 
His shoes a witness to his labors 

And by his shoes his works be told 
A long white robe and shoes of gold

In Memory Of 
Lucian Franklin Adams 
A Man Of Greatness And Honor, 
May We All Be Richer In Heart And Spirit, 
Because He Walked Thru Our Lives,


Written the night my father died
Daddy I misss you!!

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My Strength Renewed, My Rock

On the day of July nine 
In the year of ninety and six. 
Her heart was so pure and so fine 
But too weak for the surgeon to fix. 
Her eyes still shown bright as day 
But her frail body had wasted away 
Her smile as warm as the love 
That she gave through Jesus above 
She knew she would not pull through 
But not one moment of sadness or blue 
Did she cast to her loved ones there 
Who waited and prayed for her care 
The Day was the twelfth of July 
The hours ticked endlessly by 
Many friends and family too 
People I never knew 
Came to say their farewells 
To a sister who with Jesus now sails 
On a peaceful and gentle tide 
To ever abide at his side 
As the service came to a close 
And the time was as everyone knows 
To cover her body with earth 
Though her spirit had now a new birth 
From out of the crowd stepped a child 
Who's heart like her grandmother's  was mild 
She picked up a shovel and prayed 
As everyone stood there dismayed 
Some tried to keep her from her task 
She looked to her Grandpa with eyes that ask 
He said to those who had tried 
To stop this child at the side 
Of her grandmother's still open grave 
With shovel in hand and heart so brave 
Let her be was his reply 
She's strong enough I won't deny 
She then began her chosen task 
Permitted to do what her heart had ask 
Shovel by shovel and tear by tear 
Her respect paid true to a lady so dear 
At the tender young age of only ten
This little girl whose life has been 
Directed and sculpted by the events of that day 
And by the grandmother who taught her to pray 
Just ten precious years she shared with her here 
But forever in her heart her grandmother is near 
I am the mother of this brave little child 
And never has any heart been so mild 
The day was the twelfth of July 
And to my Mother I said good bye 
A new strength was shown to me that day 
In the child I had birthed and taught to play 
Grandmother's shoes are not easy to fill 
But with a heart of gold and the strength and will 
She to this day has been my best friend 
In absence of Mother my rock to the end 
Now twelve years later a woman full grown 
No longer here with me, elsewhere on her own 
No matter the distance in miles or in time 
She still fills the shoes of that Mother so fine 
And knowing her task will never be done 
She looks to the Heaven's, The Father, The Son 
But also she looks for a glimpse now and then 
From the Grandmother she knows will hold her again

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An Angel In My Eyes

We all know, “There are Angels Among us”
Appearing to us, in disguise
This is a little, poetic story
About an Angel in my eyes
 
At first she seemed, to be as normal
As any other, we may meet
But as she grew, I learned to know her
It was clear, she was unique
 
Soon I noticed, a strangeness about her
And it appeared, to be intention 
Realizing that, her incongruities
Was her way ,of harm prevention
 
The fire was, her first acknowledged
She saved me from, an early demise
By persistence, she did warn me
She is an Angel, in my eyes
 
On the job, twenty-four/seven
When I myself, did not realize
Sent to me, straight from Heaven
She is an Angel, in my eyes
 
As I slept, she was beside me
Alert to every breath I took
She learned the nuance, of my being
She studied as though, I were a book
 
Learning every minute detail
Of the life-force, I partook
In restful slumber, at my bedside
She made this spot, her “special nook”
 
To a cold wet nose I wakened
Then there came a strange surprise
To warn me that, I was in Danger
She is an Angel, in my eyes
 
She had perceived, the changes in me
She knew that there, was something wrong
She had to wake her sleeping master
When I was weak, she was Strong
 
 
Shaking hands and labored heartbeat
Cold and clammy, I did feel
Wake up, wake up, my sleeping master
For it is time, for your next meal
 
Diabetes is, an evil demon
It attacks in many ways
And when it creeps into my slumber
She is watching, and she saves
 
Many times, she has roused me
So the danger, I’d realize
And by doing so, has saved me
She is an Angel, in my eyes
 
She taught herself, the skills she needed
As she learned, where I was weak
To be of service, to her master
And to do it, so complete
 
I did not witness, her descent
As she entered, from the skies
Protecting me, was her intent
This “Special Angel”, in my eyes

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My Dream My Dreamer

The greatest gift I've ever known 
A special angel  I kept till grown 
Sent straight to me from God above 
A precious soul for me to love 

He gave to her a heart of gold 
And smile to warm me in the cold 
The strength to stand up tall and proud 
The will to take on any crowd 

A love for life beyond compare 
Desire to treat all people fair 
Courage to look fear in the eye 
Reach for the stars and touch the sky 

But now my little girl is grown 
She'll face the world on her own 
This angel God has lent to me 
Must fly to with another be 

May all your precious gifts of God 
Stay with you as through life you trod 
And every time you touch the ground 
Your love for life can still be found 

To touch someone to help them see 
The love and kindness you give so free 
And may you be forever part 
Of the memories in their heart 

So my special angel dear 
Spread your wings and have no fear 
And to the world be solid gold 
Then look back when you are old 

To see the multitude of grace 
In the hearts and on the face 
Of every soul your life has touched 
We all should pray for just as much 

The dream of every heart that's mild 
To change the world so cruel & wild 
But you're one of the chosen few 
Who has the gift to carry through

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But You Do

But You Do

You didn’t have to take on the responsibility
You didn’t have to pick us up the way you have you see

You didn’t have to buy us clothes or shoes for our feet
Or put a roof above our head and give us food to eat

But You Do

You didn’t have to be there to hold us as we cried
You could have just kept walking, completely justified

You didn’t have to be there when no one else could stay
You didn’t have to show you care or ever look our way

But You Do

You didn’t have to shed a tear or open up your heart
You didn’t have to hold our hand or even make a start

You didn’t have to be there when we had a desperate need
You didn’t have to hold us close or perform the smallest deed

But You Do

You didn’t have to take us in as though we were your own
And vow to keep us under wing till we were fully grown

You didn’t have to try to teach us what we need to know
You didn’t have to feel a thing or ever love us so

But You Do


Written for a friend who has adopted 2 children who's biological parents were 
imprisoned for drug trafficking

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Daughter

Dream with her and you will feel, your own reborn to life anew. 
Allow her to be herself; don't try to make her you. 
Uplift her self esteem and feel, your own soaring high. 
Give her your world to tarry in, and she'll teach you to fly. 
Hold tight the precious memories, of her every days. 
Thank God for lending her to love, teach her of his ways. 
Exclaim your love at every turn, never let her doubt. 
Remember life before she came, how'd you live without?

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My Brother

When we were young we stuck together
Side by side through all kinds of weather
Then as we grew we drifted apart
We went our own way, followed our heart
Chasing our dreams through thick and thin
But just look where we are together again
Neither fate nor chance has brought us here
But the brotherly love we hold so dear

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Hidden In the Wall

My heart focused, on the scene before my eyes
Not until I stood there, did I realize
The reflection of the world now at my back
Is covered by the surface, of that marble track

And just as the image, trapped inside the stone
I find myself amidst the crowd, yet totally alone
Awe struck as I stand here, camera ready, aimed
I’m covered by the blood, of the thousands named

I must capture this moment, for all the world to see
The men and women who live here, died to keep us free
This shot must be perfect, if it takes me all the day
It must portray the message, the reflection has to say

The visitors are endless, as time goes slowly by
I stand here in this presence, and I wonder why
War goes on forever, like reflections of the sky

I am angered and I’m saddened, by the harshness that I face
Why does the fighting never stop, no winner of this race
No peaceful end to the day, what has been will be
But the day I stood there, I knew they died for me

So listen to the message, from those who took the fall
It’s hidden in reflections; in the tomb we call the wall

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Come Judgment Day

The giants will be ants come 
judgment day, and the soldiers 
left marching will be the 
one's who march for Christ, 
and not for nations!